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My Go-To Everyday Curly Hair Routine

Amanda Brandwein Student Contributor, Cornell University
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Curly hair can be really hard to tame and style, especially without knowing what products to use. Here is my curly hair routine with IMAGE-linked products!

1. Directly after washing and conditioning my hair, I spray the Not Your Mother’s Curl Talk Leave In Conditioner all over my soaking wet hair and brush it through with a hairbrush.

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2. Apply a quarter-sized amount of the Not Your Mother’s Curl Talk Cream to my hand and rub onto my now-brushed hair. Scrunch it in.

3. Apply a quarter-sized amount of the Not Your Mother’s Curl Talk Sculpting Gel to my hands, rub onto my scrunched hair, and scrunch again.

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4. I now leave my hair to air dry for about 20 minutes while I do my makeup/get dressed.

5. After letting my hair air dry a little, I use a blow dryer with a diffuser attachment to blow dry my hair on low heat until the gel is hardened and my hair is almost dry.

6. Lastly, I use two pumps of the Oway Glossy Nectar to scrunch out the crunch from the gel.

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Thank you so much for reading and have a lovely week,

Amanda

Hi, I’m Amanda! I’m a junior at Cornell majoring in Human Development on a pre-med track. I went to Binghamton University my freshman year and I have been involved in biomedical engineering research for a while now. I also serve as the Senior Editor for Her Campus at Cornell. In my free time, I love baking, music, hockey, podcasts, woodworking, and taekwondo.